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by Uvix 5mo ago
But there is no such thing as a “genuine” $30 bill.
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by Uvix 5mo ago
It's impossible to know which Steam games are DRM-free since Steam games without DRM are not marked in the store. They have to all be assumed to have DRM.
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by Uvix 5mo ago
I know we used to use them in our corporate environment. Not sure if we still do, or if they gave up and called OneDrive “good enough”.
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by Uvix 6mo ago
They also still don't have ASP.NET Core support for SQL Server Reporting Services - you're stuck in ASP.NET Web Forms land if you want to embed reports in your app.
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by Uvix 6mo ago
USB-C ports are more fragile than Lightning - one of the three ports on my laptop will no longer hold cables in place anymore. It also requires more precise alignment to get the cable plugged in.
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by Uvix 6mo ago
Bitwarden also increased their prices earlier this year, although it's still less than half the price of 1Password.
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by Uvix 6mo ago
Yes. Nobody looks at the long term anymore.
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by Uvix 6mo ago
Reading the article, it sounds like this is the other way around? Bitwarden is offering a new API, and OneCLI Agent Vault is integrating with the new API.
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by Uvix 6mo ago
They switched from a purchase with local vault storage model (where you could sync it to the cloud if you wanted to) to subscription-only with cloud storage they control.
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by Uvix 7mo ago
The "little guy" isn't a publicly listed company issuing reports. By the time you have an IPO, you're no longer little.
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by Uvix 7mo ago
Film prints were made for overseas sales.
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by Uvix 7mo ago
True, but you can at least correctly label it and no longer refer to it as a "secure environment".
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by Uvix 7mo ago
Seems like restricting posts but not comments from a fresh account would thread that needle pretty well?
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by Uvix 7mo ago
Those PS3s were sold with official Linux support, so running racks of them wasn't quite as crazy as it might have sounded at first.
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by Uvix 8mo ago
How will apparel be cheaper? When they lower production runs, it'll be less available, which will mean prices will go up.
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by Uvix 8mo ago
This is about native development (C++), not .NET.
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by Uvix 8mo ago
For Visual Studio components that are versioned (like the C++ compilers/libraries), the version number is included in the component name. You still have to install the tool that processes pyproject.toml so that doesn’t seem fair to hol
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by Uvix 8mo ago
Visual Studio does have that functionality, via vsconfig files: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/install/impor...
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by Uvix 8mo ago
Were those websites supporting SSL connections, much less TLS 1.2? That would be my question on hardware that old. (In this case, it looks like they offload TLS to Cloudflare, so the machine itself isn't doing any encryption/decry
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by Uvix 8mo ago
Season 2 had a similar writer split to season 1. It's season 3 where he took the reins entirely.
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by Uvix 8mo ago
When I buy the box set, at least I'll be able to watch it in perpetuity. $10 to own a 5 hour miniseries would be more than reasonable, but I don't want to have to pay $10 each time I want to watch it. (If I even can watch it, an
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by Uvix 8mo ago
It's generally not allowed , but that doesn't stop people just like the speed limit doesn't stop them.
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by Uvix 9mo ago
Protest only works if there’s someone to listen. The Republicans in Congress don’t care what their constituents want.
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by Uvix 9mo ago
It’s not that we’re not alarmed, it’s that voters are unable to do anything about it for the next several months (if even then).
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by Uvix 9mo ago
But in that case, Microsoft still has to support and maintain the Windows OS running within the Azure Virtual Desktop. If they're doing that, why not support it on the end user compute as well, and get that sweet sweet recurring Window
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by Uvix 9mo ago
We tried this, but we just got more defects, because the Devs lost what little Ops knowledge they had. Where previously Ops would have to involve Devs, now that Production Support has some Dev knowledge, suddenly they get the blame for ev
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by Uvix 9mo ago
Depends on the package manager. With some you'll get the oldest transitive deps that meet all dependency requirements, not the newest .
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by Uvix 9mo ago
Network boundaries are insufficient. A file share might need to be read-write for some users and read-only for others. Database access is even more granular. Different users will have licenses to different software. Maintaining individual
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by Uvix 9mo ago
How does remote RDP/VNC kill AD and Group Policy? You still need AD to provide centralized authentication/authorization. And you still need Group Policy to configure the VMs according to the corporate standards - disk images may w
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by Uvix 9mo ago
The minutes add up, but it only takes one long distance trip to burn months or years of gas station time saved.

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